The Abandoned Countess

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  • The Abandoned Countess Book Detail

  • Author : Shannon Salter
  • Release Date : 2014
  • Publisher : Shannon Salter
  • Genre : Fiction
  • Pages : 276
  • ISBN 13 : 1291682465
  • File Size : 12,12 MB
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The Abandoned Countess by Shannon Salter PDF Summary

Book Description: Abandoned shortly after her wedding, the Countess of Rathbourne has been searching for her husband for 2 years with little success. A social outcast with few loyal friends left, Abigail begins to despair of ever seeing her husband again until a chance encounter rekindles her hopes. But as the mystery of her husbands disappearance unravels, who can she trust? The gentleman who swiftly befriends her or the darkly mysterious brother of her best friend? And when lives are in danger, will her heart prove to be the worst traitor of all? Spies, lies and intrigue set against the backdrop of Regency England.

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